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The Old Man and Jim.

Old man never had much to say.
'Ceptiu' to Jim,-
And jim was the widest boy he had
And the old IN IN jes' wrapped up in him!
Never heerd him speak but once
When the army broke out, and Jim he went
The Old man backin' him. Ter three months
And all at heerd the Old man say
Was, jes' as We turned to start away
We'll goodbye, jim:
Take keer Of yourself"
'Peared-like. he was more satisfied
Jes' tOGkiIa' az Jim
And liSiu him all to hissef-like see?-
Cause he was jes' wrapped up in him!
And over and over mind the day
While we WAS driliin'. watchin' jim
And down at the depot a-heerin' him say
Well. good Jim:
Take keer Of yourse'f!'
Never was nothin' about the farm
Dlstin1 ished Jim
Neighbors all ust to wonder why
B, h s oia nan ssarGd rsspped up IN him
AT Jim was the orsvest boy We had
In the whole dern regiment. white er black,
AID lis fightin' good as his farmin' bad
al he lad led with a bullet clean
Bored through his thigh. and carried the flag
ThrOuxh the bIUodest battle you ever seem
The Old man wound up letter TO MIN
AT Cap. read to US, at said-"Iell Jim
Goodbye;
jim come back jes' long enough
To take the within
IA, ana d the pa man M les wrapped up in him.!
Guessed he ii tackle her three years more
And the Old Insu give him colt he ID raised
And foiiered hun over to Camp Ben Wade,
And laid around fer a week er 50,
Natchin jim on dress parade
Tel nnslly he nd away.
And nd ls +; he he n was the Old man say.
well; goodbye, Jim:
Take keer of yorrsef,"
Tux the papers the Old man did,
A-vatChin' fer jim
Fully belleyin he'd make his mark
Some way-jes' wrapped up in him.
And many time the word 'u'd come
AT 81 FRED him up like the tap OF a drum
Al Petersburg. fer instance. where
jim rad right into their canons there
And tuk 'en, and p'inted 'em T. ether way
And SIS ked IT home 10 the boys ia gray.
As they skooted fer timber, and on and on
Jim lieutenant and one arm gone,
And the Oid man 5 words i'll his mind all day.
Well: goodbye. Jim:
Take Seer of yourself"
Think of a private, now, perhaps
We III say like Jim.
Ats cluub clean up TO the shoulder-strsps-
And the Old man jes wrapped up in hun!
Think Of him - with the war plum through,
And the glorious old Red W hite- and Blue
Ailu<lin tue he w. down over Jun
Aud the Old man, bendin' over him
Ihe surgeon turnin' away with tears
AT had MT leaked Ter years and years
A the hand OF the dyin' BOY chung to
HIS fathers, the old voice ia his ears
We'll; sood-by-, jim:
q. Take kesr of yourseftp
JAMES WHITcoMB RILEY. in The Century
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II Is 30 easy TO be good next week or the week
after, because that person who Is going to be good
next week or the week after is another Individual
the person OF that time is another person. not ones
self, not the person OF this time. 1t Is difficult
TO say: Now, now, now Is the time to leave on! be-
cause the person whom "N0w" addressed Is ones
self, and experiences the whole bitterness OF sthe
tiat usually the time for carrying the good resolve
into effect Is seldom this moment or this day, but
Is Always among the t0-m0rrows; and thus IN
counted good resolutions are made In any part Of
the last year. the time Tor their budding into
uon being always left for the 1rst oay OF the new
year.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20. 1857.

5kksff kI nkSh s xNb 2ffEf
n for Chicago and Northwest Exp. daily lo:5S Am.
:, For Cincinnati and St Louis. Exp daily :3osna
For Pittsburs and Cleveland Rrp. daily 10 IS IN.
For fhil.aeiphis Nessrt and S,l@isSsoS, 500
M AZ g; ~ I'm and IS pm; daily ELgrs.s
For Sinseriy and in ,srrsd,sss points n sopm.
40 SO as SSG ss a5; and Is 81 p sS
10 90 $50 % .sS q y en- esa :.
70 Ssasss e pn s' su aacsS
For Way sistlons between Warrington and Bait.
mari .Da 90 90 so sss A% Y: ~ IS
fei Stations ns on Y eeeropo,.n Branch 10 rs an,
10 and Is pn son sSsd. s''s sso1: 3 &
For GAithersburs and intermediate poinss ESQ q
m. fl2 80 p.m- % 80. I'll 20 pm.
For Boyds and intermediate stations. f7s0o pm.
Church trains leave Washington on Sunday only q
30 M. stopping at all stations on hstropoliAa
For FREDERICK. ts:4o am. ~ 80 pm. rs SOP
M For sq HSafRsrSRS, rs 40 am. and rs sopm
Trains arrive Tive, from Ghic.so daily $40 An sp&
am and 2:25 pm; from Pttsburs. daily. 7;a0 Am.
From Ihilaaslphia Chester and wilmington, 10 -
Prom sinserly and nterneaste pOints north a Bal
Trains leave Baltimore for Warrington at $40
500 sYS sSS - go 80 20 ma d SO
's hls,Ss sssss, rs s s.s % SIj
Basvase called for and CHECKED at hotels and r,ss
denees on orders left at Ticket Once oie and i351
WM.CLEMENrs Manaesr.
n21 G. X LORD. General Passenger Agent
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ms Tor mothers: Never do anything TO frighten
child before IL goes 70 bed. Whatever punish.
ment IL may have incurred DO not select the even
ing for Its execution To leave Il In its lonely erin
In the dread silence and darkness OF q long night
IS cruelty which may carry>its poisonous fruit
been caused TO delicate nervous organizarfons ~,
shoughtless agYravaIton Of the Inherent dread OF
larkness and solitude no one can say: none but
the brightest and cheerfulest fancieS should have
place In the minds OF the young and II dreams
do Visit their pillows they win al least IL nav b
assumed, partakeof the % me Character
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from Co1oeIlb MAHaNn0
There Is one feature about ivy which ia disaster
Gus rather than romantic, and which must be
guarded against. Give It time enough and 1t viii
unroof your house. In any very old house you viii
md It lifting the tiles, and through any small
ceiling into the room. The writer Of this sheet
well remembers reluctantly having 70 destroy q
noble IVY, and having entirely also to re.rool q
wh0lo building it had Overrun.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. On THE EAST SIDE OF THIR-
TEENiH STREET, BETWEEN Z AND +
STREETS, BEING THE HANDSOME FIVE
THIRTEENTH STREET NOR INVEST.
By virtue OF decree of the supreme Court Of -
the District of Columbia, passed on December 7th
1887. in the of Bsgnam ct al Bagnam ct Ell
al. Equity No. l0S6S, Docket %, the undersigned
will sell II pphe il feHi q The
1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK ?. M the following de-
scribed real estate, situated in the city of Wash
ington, District Of Columbia, to wit: Part Of Lot
nine 90, in square two hundred and ninety
(29O) contained within the following metes and
the east line of 18th street. and at the northwest
of said lot nine 90 and running thence east
hundred l1OO) feet, thence south twenty COO feet
thence west one hundred O00) feet, thence north
wardly twenty COO feet along sad east line of 18th
sand square feet of ground less and improved
by handsome fve-story brick dwelling.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: Onethird
of the in cash, the balance in and
two years. in equal payments for which the notes of
the purchaser must be 70 bear interest from the
date of SALE and secured by deed OF the prop
ery sold. all cash. at the purchasers option All
conveyancng at purchasers cost. deposit of $3.50
is required at time of sale. If the terms OF sale
complied with within ten days the Trustee
the defaulttng purchase
GEORGE E. HAMILTON, Trustee,
d8-d&ds Sun Building, f st. NV
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence Of the rain until THURSDAY, JANUARY
FIFTH. 1888, same hour and place. By order Of the
Trustee THOMAS BOWLING,
d2l-dSds Auctioneer.
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address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleana IA
MISUNDERSTANDING.
EPP's COCOA
BREAKFAST.

"By thorough knowlsdge Il ths natural laws vhicA
BY careful applicatien Of ths nne pEOpereg q vs
tsSis: WITH d.cssy favored SsvssSs Sa xicS -
ave ~ many heavy docton' bills, i = By the judi
may be gradually built up until strong enough 70 =
INST every tendency to disease. hundreds q sub&ls
ever there p .. week point. We may esczpe msnys
fatal shaft By keeping ourselves well lortt0od yffk
pure blood and prOVerly nouxiahed TRINA s-C6jl
Servjcs GozetG
Mads AMPLY With boiling vatw or milk Sold emily
IN hslfpound tins b. 0rocsrs. hbslisd thns:
JAMES EIgs CO. henoopsshis chsuists
A2Am.tuhe Londpn, Eng3and
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Adam and His Madame.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer
Men are more enthusiastic and ready to espouse
the cause OF woman than her sister women are.
Women, when their interest Is finally wOn are
more lasting in their friendships .r,-
There is an Instructive rivalry between women
which, until 1t Is overcome by the bonds of sympa-
thy, is a bar TO true, unSel1Sh friendship
There is an instructive attraction between men
and women which is q bar TO safe and unselnsh
friendship.
Men expect more In return for their favors than
women do
Men are far more agreeable to approach in any
matter requiring courtesy and pOteuesS. ..
Women are far safer and more reliable friends in
the long run. ...
The friendship Of men noticeably decreases after
o woman marrieS.
The friendship Of women nOticeaDly strengthens
after a woman marrieS
AgoOd and efficient man is a better friend and
adviser than q weak woman.
good and efficient woman Is q better friend and
adviser than q weak man.
There Is no rule which governs the matter.
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AEundanleuial Eacf.

STATEMENT OF AN IMPORTANT PRINCIPLE IN HUMAN
ECONOMY.
From Problems Of Nature.
The basis OF all expenditure Is In what we need.
That is the primal fact OF money spending-an
egg, fsh, pair OF boots, or a hat, as the case
may be. When buy pound OF beef have some
idea OF Its basic value. but when give 800 for a
poodle dog, because my father Is a millionaire and
my rival keeps $50 spaniel am plainly SHINING
against real values, and when TO meet a dozen
such Wild OUTLAWS OF money / have TO reduce the
wages OF my servants, my extravaganza becomes
social crime and my waste anOther's want
just here we ma one cause OF so much
waste the milk some one Is necessarily
short OF the butter. Many man Is FREE, to con-
Tess II he dare do so, that his personal or family
extravaganza has been at the lotion OF the low
wages that kept his hands In thin shoes and hun
CRY discomfort This condition or society is omit
nous IL cracks the social fabric Dives here;
Lazarus yonder. As an Illustration here are two
items copied out OF a newspaper OF the same date:
in the splendor or diamond necklace valued
al $4,000" = pale, attenuated woman making
butJonholeS at cents dozen" "Twenty thou
sand dollars was the price paid to transfer = to
the - base ball club - engaged at 81 q
month, with home found for family TO work on
worth the money tut is there not room for grave
suspicion that the wealth with the necklace at one
end OF the social staircase had something TO do
with the hungry seamstreSS on the door mat? or
the base ball craze Is IL not self evident that 80 far
as the value received goes the money paid for hit
ting ball Is thrown away? The man blowing
corn Is OF more service than a nimble stripping
swinging a bat. We doubt the civilization that
provides a pugilist with $4,000 saloon and lets
phlldnthrOpist die in q pOOrhOuse
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When the Young Married Man Isepents.
Traverner in Boston Post
mischievouS young married woman, very fond
OF society and uncommonly wise In her day and
generation, impaired to me the other evening
piece Of information which shall forthwith COM
munic te would not tell 1T to everybody mark
you, for IL is dangerous knowledge and should by
no means be intruSted to indscreet or evil
minded persons. There Is time She said, shortly
after a man Is married about six months In most
cases, when he Is commonly seized with sone-
thing very like ut OF repentance. The collar be-
gins to gall his neck; he longs for freedom; lively
recollecJions of his careless bachelor days throng
upon his mnd he envieS the yet unmarried
man, and wonders why he himself was In such
hurry To sacrifice his independence IN short, as
gather that my Informant meant to imply, he is in
u III mood for Irritation with some other mans
wife, and may be utilized for this purpose II prop
ery handled All this Is very bad, and, let us hope,
wicked loe on humanity. Nevertheless, must
admit that was interested In the revelation, as
always am In any new diagnosis OF human nature;
and then, too, the description has, after ALL a
pretty natural look. Crhe fact is, that mankind
doesn't Dear lnyeStigatiOn.) However, don't in
tend to mOralize or TO express my own views on
the subject but only TO report what / was told.
The mood just Indicated, my informant said, In
permanent one. (liere we come upon more
cheering aspect OF human nature.) Men, she con-
tlnued, get Used to marriage as they do TO every
thing elS' and the collar ceases TO gall. l really
more fond OF their wives after year or two than
they were before. In that time they become do
INVESTIGATED, and the rebelliOuS ut disappears. But
how about the wives, are not they also apt to re-
pent OF their bargain? This is the question that
chiefly wanted 10 ak, but women are 50 prone to
take things In personal sense that l f0rbOre to
seek Information upon this point. Perhaps, how
ever, can obtain II from my readers.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Incorporated in 1868 for % years by the Legisla-
ture for Educational and Charitable purposes-with
capital of $1,00O,0O0-to which a reserve fund Of
over 30 5O, QUO has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its franchise was
made part OF the present State Constitution adopted
December I'd, A. ID. 1879
The Only Lottery Ever Voted On and Endorsed by the
People of Any State.
1T NEVER SCALES OR POSTPONES.
It's Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly and the Grand Quarterly Drawings regularly
every three mouths March June, September and De-
cemberl.
AsPLENDID OPPORTUNINTY TO WIN FORTUNE
FIRST GRAND DRAWING CLASS A.
IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1888
2l2th Monthly Drawing
CAPITAL PRIZE sl5O,OOO
~ Notice.Iicke s are Ten Dollars only. Halves.
LIST OF PRIZES
GA Aun bp PRIzE or sl2o000. go. 100000
LARGE FRIES Pkz 81 1853: $$9 8.999
4 LARGE PRIZES OF 5,O0O.. 10000
,5 g FRIES FRIES Sc Sc 800: & SS$
3 gSS FRIES pkfzEs 9 oE iiSSSS.:: 1900 egg
APPROPRIATION PRIZEA
1 109 Approximation PRICES Of 5000. 100000
1000 Terminal iSSSS 3d.: B;S SSSS
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Few running plants are prettier for house
decoration than those commonly known under the
general name OF ivy. The German Ivy (Senecio
scandens) Is a rapid grower but will not bear the
cold as well as the English ivy, which Is the only
real ivy OF the plants 1 am now noticing The En-
giish IVY, II well treated, win last for many years
Trend OF mine has one about fifteen years old
the largest one 1 ever saw. She keeps IL ON the
piazza In summer; In the fall II Is removed to the
ctiiaI Ihe IVY Is wound around two tall stakes
which are thrust into the soil In the key which
contains Tie plant. Water Is given occasionally
uunng the winter. III one has an English ivy
winch seems 10 be dying, and its leaves wfther
anu iaae, they must not he picked on but must be
ieiI 10 drop on. II the leaves picked on when
stem, so small as TO be unnoticed. viii h. iiahe
70 r kilei; ut II left alone, new leaf or shoot
~ wni Sone out OF each one. The coliseum ivy
lllnarta cymbalaria) Is beautiful when Growing IN
Angling pot az the window. IL Is easily raised
rom SEED or cuttings The ivy ger aniums are
OF their leaves and their fiowera
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VNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES, SALE OF FoUR-sToRY BRICK
RESIDENCE, No. 1909 q STREET, BETWEEN
TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH STREETS
By virtue of deed of trust dated the l4th day -
OF April 1888, and duly recorded in hber 1898, -
folio 494 at seq Of the land records for WASH I
ingtou County, In the District of Columbia and by
direction Of the party secured thereby the
trustees will offer for sale on TUESDAY. JAN ARY
TENTH, 1883, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, in front of
the premises the following described real estate stu
ate in the city of Washington, District Of Columbia 70
wit Part OF Lot No. z. in square 2S8. beginning for
the at the southwest Of said lot thence
north ninety-six feet thence east twenty-five (22)
feet thence south ninety SS6l feet thence west
gether with the improvements, which consist of four
story brick residence containing ten rooms being No.
1909 G street northwest
Terms One third cash; the residue in two equal
payments, at six and twelve months with bear
ing interest at per centum per annum until paid.
and secured by deed of trust the property sold
all cash at the option of the purchaser. All convey
ancng and recording at purchasers cost deposit of
$500 will be required at the time Of sale If the
of sale not complied with in days the trustees
the right resell the property ut the rsk and
cost Of the defaultinx purchaser.
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, ! r-,..
d22-dts ALBERT l. STUkTEvANT,S irus'ees-
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HOTELS.

HOTEL LAFAYErTE AID AND BRoADWAr
ID Ney York yNo z. WAooAnAH, d WsahfnG-
under new management on European plan HoosnA 81
and up per day Situated within nftsen MINUTES roo
Of UNSURPASSED sxcelleDcs Dodseato pEe1a
Headquarters for WashingtonianA d21-lm
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TsE FRcsREss AND FKRNAS xScs on IDEAS IN DRESS
FITNESS WRISTS PRKrrISEss - GOOD TASTE AND
s!sTLicrTy N TIE DkEss or FRENCH woxES-rHE
xNcENT RUSSIAN N,SIA-BrTToSs AND BELLS
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~,I|e Fr10es. amounting to............. o635,OO
Application for rates to clubs should be made only
to the office Of the Company in New Orleans.
For further information write clearly giyinr full
address. POSTAL NOTES. Express Money Oriers.
by Express Cat our expense) addressed
d. A DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Address Registered Letterst to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleana La
REMEMBER that the presence Of Generals Beaure.
gard and Early. who in charge of the drawings II
guarantee Of absolute fairness and integrity that the
chances are all equal. and that can possibly
divine what number viii draw prize.
REMEMBER that the payment of an prfzes A
GUARANTEED BY FOURNATIONAL BANKSofNew
Orleans and the tickets signed by the President of
an Institution whose chartered rights recognized
In tho highest Courts therefore, beware Of any imia
tons or anonymous schemes. dl4-wks4w
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

j. il. Lrpnrux Il B.o.
Hornsxay with p. Hanson Ma koAy
WALL PAPERa
We have Just rScsivsd . l.rye coea5gnmset Of No.
spring patferna. We are seuing I'll l5c. vSiS -
Git papers from 1Sc. % 30.
Embossed CIT frum Sc 70 Is.
'.d 1sna.{ I .Piafis'T2u x 4 mo. "a. o.
IN szeetea1 pa0 ths door. nv865
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

A TLANTIC WEST INDIA LINE
NEW AND CHARMING wINTER TOURS
British. Danish and French West India lslanda -
-. BARRACUDA
Sailing 25th Jan, ID March, end Shsrsafsae.
Stopping day at 81 Groin. o. KsfHl A.
tguA. Martinique Barbsdoa DemeraFN TnpifA4 u
smoking Room. Bath hooms &c. Appiy %
LEAYCRAYT 90.
n14-tuthA3m 40 RssrleA NJ
SAoAi A kokbk tG fscHfk LLOYD Q. O O.
Fast kxpress bteAmerA
To 6oufhhAmpton Olondon- HauNl BfoGpoo
Fulda. We'd, Jan. 4, 30 M E1bA We'd JaR u
3 pm; werrA Wed, Jan. II, 80 A1n-i kuA Ne
saloon appointments. Price,: LIST caban e76 snA %
wards berth according 20 location; ID oalaAs 81
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.rArrua Srovu

IN s:aseti.e Hsssns Sow n wm ss % ysuri,sur,
81 10 tnspsct 81 tmDsass 1nuSWIe saiSessSs
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i HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGEs.
WASHINGTON. 723 14TH ST. n. W..

Il BE BFRLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGCAGES
WASHINGTON. 723 14TH ST. n w.
Boston. l54 fremont St.: Brooklyn, 40 Court St.:
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Thorough training in French German, Spanish &C
Conversational knowledge in ONE TWO TERMS
$40 in small classes also private lessons.
Highest references. Terms begin now. sic
WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTIoN AND
w Oratory. 904 NJ st. n. W, Mrs. NJ STEVENS
Oratory Elective. English. and College Preparatory
"a SIM
- dents of Washington and others who have been per
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ton. o4-.}ms
nRAwING AND PAINTING TAUGHT BY COM
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at s1-50 per month. Studio S21 18th st o3-3ms
ICRENCH LESSONS, PRIVATE OR IN CLASSES.
TMADAME A. PELE from Paris will give lessons
nunciation and thorough instruction $40 18th stnw
oil
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The SHAFTESBUkY METHOD is the finest in the
world. IL teaches NATURALNESS. DIPLOMAS AND
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES ISSUED. Lessons in
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References Hon. A. H. Garland. Atty Gen Rev Dr.
J. Newman. Prof Alex. Melville Bell and hundreds
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Mt. VERNON SEMINARY
Ul HOO. ll04, lll6 NJ st. and 1870 11ths st
French and English Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies and Little Girla
Academic, Intermediate and Primary Departments-
Commodous new school buildnR. ntaining CHAPEL.
SESSION ROOMS CLASS-ROOMs. and OFFICE
with steam heating and best modern improvements
ready for occupancy this fall
Thirteenth year begins OCTOBER G.
For circulars apply 70 Principal,
s34m MRS. z J. SOMERS
GRADUATE OF HARVARD, TEACHING IN
"A Washington. desires pupils sinely or In small
classes Inquire Of NH JARVIS BUTLER 934 + St
sl5-5m